Bohai University Emergence of "Asian Community" Awareness from Various View Points and Formation of the Community Duration; from September 2017 to December 2017

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Bohai University Emergence of "Asian Community" Awareness from Various View Points and Formation of the Community Duration; From September 2017 to December 2017 #01 Why an Asian Community now? (01/09) Joon-kon CHUNG (One Asia Foundation) #02 Ethical education of China, Japan and S. Korea, and formation of Asian Community (08/09) Shuying ZHANG（Language Education, Dalian Nationalities University） #03 Formation of Community in the “Tale of Genji” considered from exchanges in East Asia (15/09) Lan LIN（Faculty of Foreign Studies, Northeast Normal University） #04 Formation of Asian Community —from ethnological point of view (22/09) Shan JIN（Faculty of Foreign Studies, Hainan University） #05 The sense of Asian community in East Asian Buddhism (29/09) Jiuling LIU（Faculty of Foreign Studies, Bohai University） #06 Circulation of Chinese classics in East Asia and formation of community (10/10) Kimiko KONO (Faculty of Letters, Waseda University) #07 Kanji” culture area and Asian Community (17/10) Xiaoping WANG（Faculty of Literature, Tianjin Normal University） #08 Basis of Asian Community considered from comparative point of view between Chinese and Japanese Confucian Culture (24/10) Yuzhen LIU（Faculty of Foreign Languages, Nankai University） #9 Asian Community seen from the Oriental History (03/11) Shuji KAMIYA（College of Foreign Languages, Dalian Nationalities University） #10 Construction of the Asian Community and the Media (10/11) Yan LIN（Faculty of Literature, Bohai University） #11 Asia Community and the East Asian Confucian Ideologies Culture (17/11) Guang-Zhen LI（Faculty of Foreign Languages, Shangdong Normal University） #12 Literary exchanges of Modern Sino-Japanese writers and Sino-Japanese friendship (27/11) Yuejin LI（Faculty of Literature, Tianjin Normal University） #13 Northeast Asian Ethnic Exchange and Asian Community (01/12) Xiangdong CUI（Northeast Asia Road Research Institute, Bohai University） #14 Cultural Exchange between China and Japan from the perspective of Japanese poetry creation (08/12) Xiaojun LIU（Department of Literature, Kyoto Women’s University） #15 The World Will Be United in the Near Future (15/12) Yoji SATO (One Asia Foundation) *Note* Lectures are subject to change according to lecturers’ convenience. .

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